Silverstone Ranch

Silverstone Ranch Overview

Silverstone Ranch is an established master-planned community located in northwest Las Vegas within the 89131 ZIP code. Developed by Pulte Homes between 2003 and 2008, the community consists of approximately 1,500 homes across nine distinct neighborhoods. Surrounded by scenic views of the Spring Mountains to the west and the Sheep Range to the north, Silverstone Ranch offers a peaceful suburban setting with a variety of residential housing options.

The community features both single-story and two-story homes ranging from approximately 1,559 to 3,448 square feet. Silverstone Ranch consists of gated, guard-gated, and non-gated neighborhoods. The three gated neighborhoods include The Palms, which is guard-gated, Silverlake, and Windermere. The six non-gated neighborhoods include Amberly, Clairbrook, Eastpoint, Greenfield, Parkfield, and Somerset.

Originally developed around the Silverstone Golf Club, the community was designed with a 270-acre, 27-hole golf course that provided scenic fairway views for many surrounding homes. However, the golf course closed in September 2015, and the property has since been the subject of legal disputes involving homeowners and subsequent property owners. The former 34,000-square-foot Silverstone Golf Club clubhouse was destroyed by a fire in November 2021.

Silverstone Ranch homeowners also enjoy access to a 6-acre community park featuring children's playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, picnic and barbecue areas, and open green spaces. Walking and biking trails wind through the community, complemented by landscaped greenbelts that provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, exercise, and relaxation.

Conveniently located near US-95 and the 215 Beltway, Silverstone Ranch offers easy access to shopping, dining, schools, and recreational opportunities throughout northwest Las Vegas. With its established neighborhoods, community parks, and scenic mountain surroundings, Silverstone Ranch offers an appealing residential setting away from the busier areas of the Las Vegas Valley.